61. Jewish Family Service Of Central Maryland Provides counseling, adoption services, teen hotline, and senior resources. http://www.jfs.org/

62. Family Services Agency: Page Not Found Got Kids? Babies, Preschoolers, Schoolagers, Teenagers? The family Works offersinformation about child development, parenting, parent involvement in http://www.thefamilyworks.org/MDPAT/mdpatprg.htm

HOME ABOUT US DONATE CALENDAR OF EVENTS ... TELL A FRIEND We provide services for: Infants Children Adolescents Adults We help with: Parenting Education Child Development School Readiness Mental Health Services ... Leadership Training We serve Maryland as: The Family Works Parents as Teachers Maryland SEND AN E-CARD Family Services Agency 610 East Diamond Ave. Gaithersburg, MD 20877 Tel: (301) 840-2000 Fax: (301) 840-9621 We're sorry - the page or function you tried to access could not be found on our web site. We would appreciate it if you could take a moment to email us at info@familyservicesagency.org , including details of how you arrived at this page, so that we can correct the problem. Thank you for your help, Family Services Agency Media Center Employment Directions Contact Us

63. The YMCA Of Middle Tennessee - Maryland Farms YMCA: Membership Categories family. maryland Farms YMCA Membership Categories For example, if your familyis a program member participating in swim lessons, you will receive $30 http://www.ymcamidtn.org/maryland/mem_cats.shtml

site map Maryland Farms YMCA: Membership Categories FACILITY MEMBERSHIP FEES Facility membership fees include a one-time joining fee (as long as membership is continuous) and monthly membership dues. Membership rates are subject to change annually. Type Joining Fee Monthly Draft Family Married husband and wife, or parent with dependent children 17 years or younger (22 years or younger if full-time student) Couple Married husband and wife or single parent with dependent child 17 years or younger (22 years or younger if full-time student) Adult Ages 29-61 years old Young Adult Ages 18-28 years old Teen/Youth Ages 8-17 years old Senior Adult Age 62 or older Senior Couple Age 62 or older, married husband and wife Tennis Only Rates Type Joining Fee Tennis Only Rate Adult $65/mo. Family Married husband and wife, or parent with dependent children 17 years or younger (22 years or younger if full-time student) $115/mo. Couple Married husband and wife or single parent with dependent child 17 years or younger (22 years or younger if full-time student) $105/mo.

64. The Forum | Maryland Family Investment Program (FIP) Evaluation Summary of maryland family Investment Program (FIP) Evaluation. http://www.researchforum.org/project_general_68.html

Overview of Programs Program Components Children Special Populations ... Research Database Maryland Family Investment Program (FIP) Evaluation General Information View a brief abstract of this project. View a complete, printer-friendly profile of this project. Evaluator(s) Maryland Department of Human Resources Investigator(s) Catherine Born ( University of Maryland Domain Income Security/TANF Status Completed with continuing analysis Duration Oct 1996 - Jan 2002 Type Research and/or Program Evaluation Program/Policy Description Maryland's Family Investment Program (FIP) is cohort-specific, investment-focused, and within broad state parameters, locally crafted. The approach was developed largely from state-level research showing that welfare recipients are a diverse group and that client characteristics and welfare receipt patterns vary across jurisdictions. Thus, under FIP, local agencies have the flexibility to develop FIP procedures that meet their specific needs. However, certain elements of FIP are standard statewide. For example, cash assistance grant levels are the same across the state. All local agencies must have client assessment procedures, enter into client-agency agreements, utilize welfare avoidance grants (WAGS) and meet program savings targets set through a formula developed by local and state staff. The evaluation is designed to document how workers are making allocation decisions in a representative state's 24 jurisdictions, examine the relationship between allocations decisions and client and county-level TANF outcomes, and consider the role of county economic and agency characteristics in predicting client and county TANF outcomes.

65. The Forum | Maryland Family Investment Program (FIP) Evaluation Brief abstract of maryland family Investment Program (FIP) Evaluation. http://www.researchforum.org/project_abstract_68.html

Overview of Programs Program Components Children Special Populations ... Research Database Maryland Family Investment Program (FIP) Evaluation: Abstract View the full project profile Project Description Maryland's Family Investment Program (FIP) is cohort-specific, investment-focused, and within broad state parameters, locally crafted. The approach was developed largely from state-level research showing that welfare recipients are a diverse group and that client characteristics and welfare receipt patterns vary across jurisdictions. Thus, under FIP, local agencies have the flexibility to develop FIP procedures that meet their specific needs. However, certain elements of FIP are standard statewide. For example, cash assistance grant levels are the same across the state. All local agencies must have client assessment procedures, enter into client-agency agreements, utilize welfare avoidance grants (WAGS) and meet program savings targets set through a formula developed by local and state staff. The evaluation is designed to document how workers are making allocation decisions in a representative state's 24 jurisdictions, examine the relationship between allocations decisions and client and county-level TANF outcomes, and consider the role of county economic and agency characteristics in predicting client and county TANF outcomes. Project duration: Oct 1996 - Jan 2002 Sites studied include Maryland - statewide Sample Characteristics and Sites Studied Sample 1: 5% random sample of new certifications to be drawn monthly over a 12 month period. (About 200 families in each month).

66. Maryland Name of Host Insitution family Service Foundation, Inc. This program hasbeen developed in the course of an agreement among the New York State Office http://www.rit.edu/~257www/national_directory/states/Maryland.htm

MARYLAND (updated 09/21/05) Baltimore Deaf Addiction Services at Maryland 701 W. Pratt St. and 630 W. Fayette St. Baltimore, MD 21201 County of Baltimore City (410) 328-6600 (Voice) (410) 328-7387 (TTY) (410) 328-1079 (FAX) Contact Person: Laurie Yaffe Shevitz Host Institution: University of Maryland Year Established: December 2000 Ownership: State/Local Government; Private Nonprofit Number of Staff: 7 Full-time; 2 Deaf; 5 American Sign Language Skilled Interpreters: 2 Full-time Services Offered: Alcoholism; Drug Abuse; Out-Patient Treatment; Information/Referral; Family Programs; Prevention/Education; Aftercare; Assessment/Intake; Detox; Methadone/LAAM; provide outpatient throughout the State of Maryland Interpreted AA Meetings: 1 in-house; 2 in area Number of Special Devices for the Deaf: 1 Close Captioning; 2 TTYs Number of Deaf Clients Served: 6 in Past 6 Months; 32 in Past Year Ages of Clients Served: All Ages Populations Served: Developmentally Disabled; Mentally Ill Chemical Abusers; Women; Deaf; HIV Positive People; DWI; People With AIDS; Dually Diagnosed; If Consumer is Deaf and Addicted, We accept anyone with additional disabilities F inancial Arrangements: Self-Pay; Medicare; Medicaid; Sliding Fee Scale; SSI/SSD; Private Insurance (all)

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69. Information And Support Resources In Maryland For Parents Of Children With Disab maryland Infant and Toddlers Program and maryland family Support Network marylandState Dept. of Ed., 200 W. Baltimore, 4th Fl., Baltimore, MD 21201. http://www.linc.org/resparent.html

Parent Information and Support in Maryland Day Programs and In-Home Support Information Resources for Parents Parent and Family Support Groups Publications ... Transportation Day Programs and In-Home Support Baltimore Association for Retarded Citizens - Specialized Foster Care program provides on-going case management and support services to children diagnosed with a developmental disability to ensure maximum opportunities for full participation in all aspects of life in the community. Individual treatment goals are designed utilizing a child-centered, family-focused team work approach. Treatment Foster Care program provides intensive, time limited therapeutic services in a community based setting to youth who are dually diagnosed with a developmental disability and a serious emotional disturbance. Individualized treatment goals are designed utilizing a child-centered, family-focused team work approach. As youth meet treatment goals, they can move through the continuum of services offered by BARC. Phone: Kennedy Krieger Early Head Start - 2811 Dillon St., Baltimore, MD, 21224, Ph: (410) 502-8770

70. Charles County Government - La Plata, MARYLAND support groups offered by Civista Medical Center and Southern maryland Hospital, For more information on the family Caregivers Support Program, http://www.charlescounty.org/cs/aging/FamilyCaregivers.htm

skip to: page content links on this page site navigation footer (site information) Charles County Government, La Plata Maryland Home Contact Us Businesses Departments ... Part-Time Job Opportunities / Department of Community Services Community Services Home Administration Family Caregivers Support Program Long Term Care ... Contact Community Services Charles County Senior Centers Sineup Request Information Request Information On Any Programs Listed Aging Links More Helpful Links to Other Aging Sites Citizen Awareness CS News Releases CS Part-time Employment Publications Guide Scoop Transportation Development Plan Child Care Location Map ... Community Center Locations Map Charles County is pleased to offer services which provide support to family caregivers under the National Family Caregivers Support Program (Title III, Part E of the Older Americans Act) . The intent of the program is to provide a light level of support for those persons who have already committed themselves to providing care to a family member. The program is not intended to be a substitute for long term care services, but merely to help fill the gaps or alleviate a portion of the emotional and financial burden associated with informal caregiving of loved ones. Those who need a higher level of support are encouraged to contact the Aging Division to discuss additional services and options for comprehensive care. Type of Support The Family Caregivers Support Program Includes: Information and outreach to caregivers about available services Assistance to caregivers

71. Family Programs : Events At The Enoch Pratt Free Library - Enoch Pratt Free Libr family programs Events at the Enoch Pratt Free Library/Enoch Pratt Free family programs. Hamilton Branch. WHAT YOU SEE ISN T WHAT YOU GET THE http://www.pratt.lib.md.us/events/family.html

Enoch Pratt Free Library Family Programs : Events at the Enoch Pratt Free Library September - October, 2005 Family Place Central Library - Meyerhoff Children's Garden Fridays in October and November 4. 10:30 a.m. Call 410-396-5402 to register. Waverly Branch Thursdays in September. 10:30 a.m. Call 410-396-6053 to register. Family Programs Hamilton Branch KAPOW! CHEMISTRY IS REACTIVE Friday, September 9, 3 p.m. Reactive chemistry is all around us. Learn about simple reactions that give off gases and hydrogen peroxide reactions that make things glow. We'll even experiment with color-changing reactions. NATIONAL CHEMISTRY WEEK: THE JOY OF TOYS! Friday, October 21, 3 p.m. Try your hand at making some "toys," including your very own superball! Chemistry in the Library is facilitated by volunteer scientists from the local section of the American Chemical Society, Kids and Chemistry Program, and the U.S. Army Research Laboratory at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds Light Street Branch LOOKING FOR LOVE @ THE LIBRARY Saturday, September 10, 11 a.m.

72. The On Guard - Newspaper Of The Army And Air National Guard maryland State family Program Director MSG Ann WeihClark 29th Division St.5th Regiment Armory Baltimore, MD 21201-2208 Office/DSN (410) 576-6019 / None http://www.ngb.army.mil/onguard/common/family_coord.asp

Friday, September 23, 2005 About the On Guard On Guard Archives Advanced Search Contact Us - Go to issue - May 2005 April 2005 December 2004 November 2004 October 2004 September 2004 August 2004 July 2004 June 2004 May 2004 April 2004 March 2004 February 2004 January 2004 January 2004 SE December 2003 November 2003 October 2003 September 2003 August 2003 July 2003 June 2003 May 2003 April 2003 March 2003 February 2003 November 2002 October 2002 September 2002 Search for in Article Headline Byline (author) Contacting a Family Program Coordinator near you The National Guard Family Program office in each state joint force headquarters (JFHQ) is designed to assist family members of all service members, regardless of the military organization or status, with information and/or referrals. Following is a list of Family Program offices in the 54 states and territories followed by Wing Family Program Coordinators. www.esgr.org Last Updated: 6/8/2005 Alaska State Family Program Director SMSgt Jan Myers 505 W. Northern Lights Blvd., Suite108 Anchorage, AK 99503-2552

73. NAMI Maryland Advocacy, education, family support and treatment resources for maryland residents.Excellent resource for those interested in learning maryland s mental http://md.nami.org/

Home Latest News Site Map NAMI MD ... Search NAMI Maryland (NAMI MD), formerly called the Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Maryland, is an advocacy organization for family and friends of people with serious mental illness, and people who have a mental illness. We provide information and referrals to appropriate services such as family self-help support groups and mental health services for persons with serious mental illness and their family members. We are affiliated with NAMI which has over 1,000 local affiliates and 50 state organizations throughout the United States and Canada. Our office has moved as of October 23, 2004. Here are directions to our new location. Photos from 3rd Maryland NAMIWALKS held Sunday, May 1st - THANKS TO ALL WHO PARTICIPATED! 2005 Presidential Address to the American Psychiatric Association by NAMI MD Board Member, Steven ... M.D. Our Resources page, which is part of our "Get Help from NAMI MD" section, now includes information on Psychiatric Crisis, with information on the changes to the Emergency Evaluation Law. It also now contains links to mental health white papers. Public Policy Platform for 2005 2005 Maryland General Assembly Bills Receive e-mail news from NAMI MD: Send a message to Janet Edelman with "Subscribe to mdNews" in the title and your name in the body of the message.

74. 4-H, Youth, And Family Programs Before distributing the Release, fill in the blanks for program name and datesas appropriate. Be sure to include the examples of significant, nonobvious http://www.maryland4h.org/release.html

Liability Release Forms and Procedures for Use of Liability Release, Waiver and Discharge Youth and Adult Forms Procedures: Before distributing the Release, fill in the blanks for program name and dates as appropriate. Be sure to include the examples of significant, non-obvious risks. Be specific about possible injuries or even death. Distribute the release sufficiently in advance of the activity or event to give each prospective participant and or parent/guardian a change to read it and understand the content. In any oral or written communications accompanying the Release, make clear that the Release is voluntary (in the sense that the participant is not required to participate in the underlying activity) not the content of the Release. Give participant and or parent/guardian an opportunity to ask questions about the Release. Be sure you get back and keep in your files the original, signed release from each participant. The participant or parent/guardian should have a copy of the release. Revised 3/28/05 Liability Release Format for Minors liabminformat.doc

75. State Literacy Initiatives The maryland family Initiative is a new program that will connect immigrantfamilies with accessible literacy resources in their communities in order to http://www.barbarabushfoundation.com/sli.html

The Maine Family Literacy Initiative The First Lady's Family Literacy Initiative for Texas The Governor's Family Literacy Initiative for Florida The Maryland Family Literacy Initiative The Maine Family Literacy Initiative The Maine Family Literacy Initiative NEWS RELEASE: Contact: Commissioner’s Office, 207.624.6620 June 28, 2005 BARBARA BUSH TO AWARD $265,000 FOR MAINE FAMILY LITERACY INITIATIVE Augusta –Mrs. Barbara Bush today announced that $265,000 has been awarded to Maine Family Literacy Initiative programs in thirteen Maine communities. Representatives from each program accepted their grant awards from Mrs. Bush and Maine’s First Lady, Karen Baldacci, at an awards ceremony at the J. Richard Martin Community Center in Biddeford. Maine Family Literacy Initiative money supports programs that improve the reading skills of parents and their children, while developing solid literacy practices in the home. “I'm so proud of what the Maine Family Literacy Initiative has been able to accomplish over the past eleven years and of the people of Maine who have supported this program in so many ways. We know that thousands of parents and children are now able to share the joy as well as the benefits of reading as a result of their hard work in the more than 100 family literacy programs funded by this Initiative. And that's just great!” said Mrs. Bush, Honorary Chairperson of the Foundation.

76. Judy Centers ~ Improving School Readiness ~ Ensure Success ~ Instruction ~ Schoo They typically operate service programs for young children and their families quality of life for families with young children living in maryland. http://www.mdk12.org/instruction/ensure/readiness/judy_centers_FAQ.html

Frequently Asked Questions What is a Judy Center? How can Judy Centers help prepare children for school? Readiness for school includes: Being socially adjusted, emotionally aware, and able to communicate with adults and other children. Having an awareness of print and lettersound relationships and understanding a story. Understanding basic math ideas, patterns, shapes and how to put things in a certain order. Being comfortable with individual creativity and an appreciation for selfexpression through the arts. What makes a Judy Center special? Judy Centers are special because they offer so many different services under one roof. This integrated services approach is unique because children and their families can visit a single location to receive educational, family support, and health-related services. Even more important is the close collaboration among specialists from the agencies represented in the Center. How will different agencies work together? Each staff member understands and appreciates the ways in which the other professionals are able to help young children and their families. Specialists are trained to recognize when children and their families might benefit from additional services and to help connect them with the professionals providing those services. For example: In the process of helping a non-English speaking child learn, a specialist discovers that the parent is interested in completing a high school diploma. The service coordinator at the Center could arrange for the parent to be enrolled in a GED program offered at the Center. Or...

77. Maryland Judiciary - Family Administration MD Judiciary logo, Department of family AdministrationAdministrative Office of the maryland s courts in developing a comprehensive family law system. http://www.courts.state.md.us/family/

HOME FAMILY ADMINISTRATION Overview Committees on Family Law Foster Care Ct. Improvement HELP FOR THE SELF-REPRESENTED FORMS Family Law Self-Help Centers JUVENILE Juvenile Delinquency LEGAL RESOURCES Lawyer Referral Services People's Law Library Telephone Help Public Law Libraries in MD ... Legal Services LOCAL PROGRAMS Coordinators Circuit Courts PUBLICATIONS Family Matters Annual Report Performance Standards Notices of State Funds/Grants ... Other SERVICES FOR FAMILIES Children's Programs Co-Parenting Education Domestic Violence Mediation ... Visitation Services TREATMENT/EVALUATIVE SERVICES Custody Mental Health Substance Abuse The Department of Family Administration is responsible for assisting Maryland's courts in developing a comprehensive family law system. Family Administration has overseen the creation of family divisions in Anne Arundel County, Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Montgomery County and Prince George's County, and family services programs in the remaining 19 counties. We work with judges, masters, court administrators and family support services coordinators to develop family law policy and to identify and promote best practices in the handling of domestic and juvenile cases.

78. Mayor's Office For Children, Youth And Families - City Of Baltimore, Maryland Commission of Youth Mission Statement The City of Baltimore, maryland. Youth and Families (MOCYF) is committed to promoting programs and services that http://www.ci.baltimore.md.us/government/mocyf/

Baltimore Rising Bulletins Faith Partnership Benefits Mayor's Office for Children, Youth and Families main page Workplace Mentoring Luncheon If you are interested in partnering as a religious institution, volunteering as a committed individual, or referring youth for the program, please contact Jamaal Moses PARTNERS Baltimore's Faith Community Baltimore City Government State of Maryland The Family League of Baltimore The Safe and Sound Campaign The Annie E. Casey Foundation Baltimore State's Attorney's Office Baltimore City Police Department Baltimore Housing Authority Police Baltimore Public School Police Maryland Department of Juvenile Justice Baltimore City Department of Social Services Baltimore City Public Schools Johns Hopkins University Institute for Policy Studies Crane Foundation Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice Building Communities Today for Tomorrow Maryland Mentoring Partnership Fellowship of Lights Department of Human Resources Institute for Juvenile Justice Department of Recreation and Parks Mayor's Office of Employment Development CitiStat Office Child Development and Community Policing Center

79. Riverside Family Practice Residency Program Riverside family Practice family Practice Center CME I Riverside Hospital Patient Assistance programs Drug Discount Cards Local Resources http://www.riversidefamilypractice.com/aring.php

Home About Us Riverside Family Practice Family Practice Center ... Calendar Photos New Orleans Bowling Team Building Baby Shower ... Contact Info Ann M. Aring, MD Assistant Director EDUCATION National Institute for Program Director Development July 2003-June 2004 Riverside Methodist Hospital Family Practice Residency Program Columbus, Ohio July 1994-December 1996 Ohio State University Medical Center Internal Medicine Residency Program Columbus, Ohio July 1993-July 1994 Ohio State University College of Medicine Columbus, Ohio M.D. August 1989-June 1993 Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio B.S. Cum Laude and Departmental Honors in Chemistry Major: Chemistry Minor: Science August 1983-May 1987 ACADEMIC HONORS AND AWARDS 1998 Parke Davis Teacher Development Award 1999 Riverside Department of Family Practice Teacher of the Year Award 2000 OhioHealth Great Performer Award Riverside Methodist Hospital Family Practice Leadership Scholarship Astra U.S.A. Distinguished Residents and Fellows Asthma Education Scholarship

80. Pediatric Social Support Programs - New Bridges - Domestic Violence - Pediatric Pediatric Social Support programs Sinai Hospital maryland. All families inthe Pediatric HIV program receive services for HIV infected children and http://www.lifebridgehealth.org/22231.cfm

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